High Point Faces Question of Vocational Openings in New High School
High Point plans a new senior high school and weighs whether to include vocational facilities in a general campus. The school board seeks input from local industry and students on the value of work training within academics and how early students decide on college.
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High Point
City Board of Education
Bay
William Penn High
Board of Education
Guilford County
Olympic Paradox: U S Team Rated Only Good in Two Sports
A national sports magazine predicts the United States Olympic Team heading to Tokyo will be competitive but unlikely to win as many top places as in the past. It notes better past performances in swimming and basketball may not repeat, with strong stars like Mullins and Bradley highlighted but overall weaker depth. Donna de Varona is singled out as a likely American individual winner in swimming.
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United States
Tokyo
Sctions
Rome
Don
Walt Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Jeff Mullins
Duke
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Davis Cup on the eve of 53rd annual challenge round
The Davis Cup competition returns with the 53rd annual challenge round in Cleveland Heights next weekend. The United States, Australia, Britain, and France share the Cup's honors, with the U S ahead on wins. The American team includes Ralston Ashe and MacKinley, while Australia fields Emerson Stolle Newcombe Roche.
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Cleveland
Dwight Filley Davis
Harvard
Davis
U. S
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Australia
Britain
France
Alex Olmedo
Arequipa
Peru
Jake Kramer
Roy Emerson
Forest Hills
Harry T. Clark
Cleveland Heights
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Chuck MacKinley
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Martin Reissen
Emerson
Stolle
Ashe
Carpetbagger issues in Senate races draw scrutiny
In New York and California race dynamics, Democratic candidates face questions on residency for eligibility. Pierre Salinger in California and Robert Kennedy in New York spark critique of traditional residence requirements while debates compare U S and British electoral practices.
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Washington
Senate
New York
California
Pierre Salinger
U. S. Senate
Salinger
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
American tourist woes and world travel tax
Athens dispatch notes Jim Bishop on the American traveler forays in Europe and the Middle East. He mocks overcharging by taxi drivers and hotels while noting affordable American staples and the high costs travelers face abroad. He laments U S payments to foreign tourist sites and ends with a call for a care package.
Goldwater Campaign Tightens The 1964 Presidential Battle
The AP reports a sharpening 1964 campaign as Barry Goldwater attacks Johnson on Tonkin warnings and the Great Society while Johnson counters by calling Goldwater irresponsible. Goldwater challenges Johnson to a debate and Accuses him of whitewashing government. Johnson defends his anti poverty push and blames Goldwater for loose national security charges.
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Johnson
North Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Atlantic City
Appalachia
Rusk
McNamara
Tonkin
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